Title: CATCHsystem: Digital Learning and Productivity Presenter:TJ Wolfe Room: 120 Description: CATCHsystem serves students and teachers in digital learning and productivity. CATCHsystem is a simple and effective 5 step system for understanding and integrating technology in the classroom, no matter your technology level. Come to this session and we'll discuss (1) Messaging/Email, (2) Workflow/Productivity, (3) Sites, (4) Documents and (5) Media.
Title:Creating a Personal Learning Network Presenter:Bethany Smith Room: 103 Description: Creating a support structure is one of the most important things a new teacher can have. In this session, we will explore tools such as Google Reader and Twitter to create a Personal Learning Network and get your network started. If you already have a Twitter account, please join us and share your experience, as well as add to our NC Teach Twitter page!
Title: Digital Portfolios in High School Science Presenter:Kristy Meyrick Room: 106 Description: Students study and gather information by making observations and investigating through experimentation. Digital Portfolios are the student's way to organize and digitize their experiences and learning while using the Scientific Method to collaboratively explore Science. Digital Storytelling is how students will demonstrate collaborative learning. For this project, learners will create a multimedia project, using video, audio, images, and other media to tell their story.
Title:Information Literacy Through the Arts Presenter:Preference Evans Room: 104 Description: Learn simple ways to promote information literacy in elementary students by comparing and contrasting visual images in Language Arts or other subjects. Using simple tools such as Awesome Highlighter and Jog the Web that help students structure their research can create opportunities to design informative, ethical and legal VoiceThread presentations.
Presenter: TJ Wolfe
Room: 120
Description: CATCHsystem serves students and teachers in digital learning and productivity. CATCHsystem is a simple and effective 5 step system for understanding and integrating technology in the classroom, no matter your technology level. Come to this session and we'll discuss (1) Messaging/Email, (2) Workflow/Productivity, (3) Sites, (4) Documents and (5) Media.
Title: Creating a Personal Learning Network
Presenter: Bethany Smith
Room: 103
Description: Creating a support structure is one of the most important things a new teacher can have. In this session, we will explore tools such as Google Reader and Twitter to create a Personal Learning Network and get your network started. If you already have a Twitter account, please join us and share your experience, as well as add to our NC Teach Twitter page!
Title: Digital Portfolios in High School Science
Presenter: Kristy Meyrick
Room: 106
Description: Students study and gather information by making observations and investigating through experimentation. Digital Portfolios are the student's way to organize and digitize their experiences and learning while using the Scientific Method to collaboratively explore Science. Digital Storytelling is how students will demonstrate collaborative learning. For this project, learners will create a multimedia project, using video, audio, images, and other media to tell their story.
Title: Information Literacy Through the Arts
Presenter: Preference Evans
Room: 104
Description: Learn simple ways to promote information literacy in elementary students by comparing and contrasting visual images in Language Arts or other subjects. Using simple tools such as Awesome Highlighter and Jog the Web that help students structure their research can create opportunities to design informative, ethical and legal VoiceThread presentations.